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A good case can be made that the question for HCI is Whats next? This book provides a doorway and a path to practitioners and researchers envisioning the next generation of interfaces. - Arnie Lund, User Experience Director | COE, Microsoft
Technology is rapidly evolving and convergence is upon us. Demands for new products and services will push the limits of stand-alone GUIs. Already, the global marketplace is filled with non-GUI applications. HCI Beyond the GUI is an excellent and timely resource that primes researchers and designers on interfaces to more than the common GUI. What makes this book so useful is that each interface is presented with the human factors research behind the interface, design guidelines, testing techniques and future trends. It is a must read for both experienced and new practitioners to prepare for the design challenges ahead. - Gavin Lew, Managing Director, User Centric, Inc.
The book is thorough and it is well organized. Thus while the person interested in an overview of the entire discipline could do no better than start here, the person interested in a particular class of interfaces will have no problem cherry-picking those chapters of interest. As with all good, elegant, creative, expository books, theres a tendency to think Why hasnt this been written before? Randolph G. Bias, Associate Professor, School of Information, The University of Texas at Austin, author of Cost Justifying Usability --Arnie Lund, User Experience Director | COE, Microsoft
Technology is rapidly evolving and convergence is upon us. Demands for new products and services will push the limits of stand-alone GUIs. Already, the global marketplace is filled with non-GUI applications. HCI Beyond the GUI is an excellent and timely resource that primes researchers and designers on interfaces to more than the common GUI. What makes this book so useful is that each interface is presented with the human factors research behind the interface, design guidelines, testing techniques and future trends. It is a must read for both experienced and new practitioners to prepare for the design challenges ahead. - Gavin Lew, Managing Director, User Centric, Inc.
The book is thorough and it is well organized. Thus while the person interested in an overview of the entire discipline could do no better than start here, the person interested in a particular class of interfaces will have no problem cherry-picking those chapters of interest. As with all good, elegant, creative, expository books, theres a tendency to think Why hasnt this been written before? Randolph G. Bias, Associate Professor, School of Information, The University of Texas at Austin, author of Cost Justifying Usability --Arnie Lund, User Experience Director | COE, Microsoft
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A good case can be made that the question for HCI is "What's next?" This book provides a doorway and a path to practitioners and researchers envisioning the next generation of interfaces. - Arnie Lund, User Experience Director | COE, Microsoft
Technology is rapidly evolving and convergence is upon us. Demands for new products and services will push the limits of stand-alone GUIs. Already, the global marketplace is filled with non-GUI applications. HCI Beyond the GUI is an excellent and timely resource that primes researchers and designers on interfaces to more than the common GUI. What makes this book so useful is that each interface is presented with the human factors research behind the interface, design guidelines, testing techniques and future trends. It is a must read for both experienced and new practitioners to prepare for the design challenges ahead. - Gavin Lew, Managing Director, User Centric, Inc.
The book is thorough and it is well organized. Thus while the person interested in an overview of the entire discipline could do no better than start here, the person interested in a particular class of interfaces will have no problem cherry-picking those chapters of interest. As with all good, elegant, creative, expository books, there's a tendency to think "Why hasn't this been written before"? Randolph G. Bias, Associate Professor, School of Information, The University of Texas at Austin, author of Cost Justifying Usability
Technology is rapidly evolving and convergence is upon us. Demands for new products and services will push the limits of stand-alone GUIs. Already, the global marketplace is filled with non-GUI applications. HCI Beyond the GUI is an excellent and timely resource that primes researchers and designers on interfaces to more than the common GUI. What makes this book so useful is that each interface is presented with the human factors research behind the interface, design guidelines, testing techniques and future trends. It is a must read for both experienced and new practitioners to prepare for the design challenges ahead. - Gavin Lew, Managing Director, User Centric, Inc.
The book is thorough and it is well organized. Thus while the person interested in an overview of the entire discipline could do no better than start here, the person interested in a particular class of interfaces will have no problem cherry-picking those chapters of interest. As with all good, elegant, creative, expository books, there's a tendency to think "Why hasn't this been written before"? Randolph G. Bias, Associate Professor, School of Information, The University of Texas at Austin, author of Cost Justifying Usability
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auditory interfaces, multimode interfaces, voice user interfaces, spoken language processing, food simulator, taste interfaces, automated conversation, olfactory interfaces, arbitrary smells, nontraditional interfaces, virtual cracker, auditory display design, sequential integrators, auditory design, multimodal integration patterns, interactive sonification, sonification techniques, arm exoskeleton, gesture interfaces, exoskeleton devices, haptic interfaces, gesture vocabulary, mutual disambiguation, end effecter, teleoperator systems Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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auditory interfaces, multimode interfaces, voice user interfaces, spoken language processing, food simulator, taste interfaces, automated conversation, olfactory interfaces, arbitrary smells, nontraditional interfaces, virtual cracker, auditory display design, sequential integrators, auditory design, multimodal integration patterns, interactive sonification, sonification techniques, arm exoskeleton, gesture interfaces, exoskeleton devices, haptic interfaces, gesture vocabulary, mutual disambiguation, end effecter, teleoperator systems Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
International Conference, New York, Multimodal Interfaces, Human Factors, Computing Systems, Small-Screen Interfaces, Design Guidelines, Current Implementations of the Interface, Technology of the Interface, Human-Computer Interaction, More Interfaces, John Wiley, Chapel Hill, Nature of the Interface, Virtual Reality, Department of Computer Science, San Francisco, Social Security, Los Angeles, San Ramon, Technical Report, Academic Press, Prentice Hall, San Diego, Santa Monica Browse Sample Pages:
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